Some wild flowers which are growing in the northern end of the 32 acre park.
A view of downtown from the park.
Some new landscaping put in for the park renovation project.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Los Angeles State Historic Park
Most people don't realize this, but there is a 32 acre park being slowly transformed just north of Chinatown by the Los Angeles State Historic Parks Bureau. A final design for the park has been chosen, and the contract was awarded to Hargreaves. I just walked the trails today to see the space in raw form...it will be very different in a year or two. California State Historic Parks
Some wild flowers which are growing in the northern end of the 32 acre park.
A view of downtown from the park.
Some new landscaping put in for the park renovation project.
Some wild flowers which are growing in the northern end of the 32 acre park.
A view of downtown from the park.
Some new landscaping put in for the park renovation project.
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I'm excited for this park to be completed finally. Have you been to Taylor Yards or heard what's going on there lately?
JB
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